Objective Traditionally men have been reluctant to engage in counselling or psychotherapy
at times of mental distress. Such reluctance may be partly explained through masculine …

ABSTRACT Research on Black/African American males' depressive experiences and
expressions is still developing. While research has shown that men are less likely to be …

Purpose: This qualitative study explored the extent Hip-Hop music helped Black college
males express their emotions and everyday lived experiences as they understood them …

Introduction Parent-child communications have historically played a critical role in helping to
socialize adolescents' and young adults' attitudes toward sexual behaviors. However, there …

African American men face challenges that include internalized negative social identities,
marginalization, oppression, systemic racism, invisibility syndrome, targets of violence …

Community violence is a type of trauma commonly experienced in inner cities. Qualitative
methods and hermeneutic phenomenology were used to identify connections of low use of …

The problem this qualitative study addressed is that formerly incarcerated African
American/Black men with at least one mental disorder, including anxiety, depression, and …

Depression is a growing concern in the United States, particularly among Black men.
Depression can negatively impact a person's social, economic, and health systems and, in …

US social workers experienced challenges and successes when working with Black male
clients in mental and medical health and addiction therapy or treatment settings before and …

This qualitative research dissertation involved exploring the intersection of race, gender, and
mental health via lived experiences of Black males who were diagnosed with generalized …